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- Have Control of Your Assets from the Grave!
Estate planning lets you determine how you want your assets distributed upon your death. Tell them how you feel about death, dying, and life support.
- Essential Tips for Talking to Your Loved One About Your Estate Plan
Topic at Hand If there are two topics that most people don’t like discussing, it would probably be death
- Adulting 101: Estate Planning
is what is used to access bank accounts, sign or break rental agreements, and withdraw from college classes
- Make Sure the Kids Don’t Blow Their Inheritance
will or other testamentary documents—like a revocable trust—which will be effective upon his or her death This is then funded during his or her lifetime and/or by a direction in the will at death.
- Do You Understand Today’s Estate Planning?
planning,” and a component that concerns the planning for the orderly preservation of assets after death started to do some estate planning with the purchase of life insurance, which is creating an asset—a death
- Pop Songstress’ Estate Arguing over $11 Million Dollar Tax Bill
The IRS originally stipulated that the value of these rights upon death was $434 million.
- The Do-It-Yourself Will Can Be a Bargain or a Bust
You can create transfer-on-death or payable-on-death designations for checking, savings, and money market
- Make Sure You Receive All of the Benefits for Serving Our Country
One often overlooked benefit is the ability to roll over a military death gratuity or SGLI death benefit
- What Happens in Probate Court? A Comprehensive Guide
Here is a more in-depth look at what happens in each phase of probate court proceedings: Initiating Probate
- Saying Goodbye Without a Major Hit in the Wallet
Preserving the body with embalming isn’t a requirement for every death, but many funeral homes will require by one of these programs, the costs are covered for cremation, transportation and the filing of the death
- A Hard Look at IRAs as Beneficiaries
To be treated as a see-through trust, a trust must be irrevocable as of the date of death of the owner This has to be done by October 31st of the year following the year of the original IRA owner’s death.
- Guarding Your Estate Plans Against the Impact of Inflation
Real estate stocks and investment trusts can perform better if higher inflation causes the value of assets